Sentence examples for inaccuracies about from inspiring English sources

Mansour regularly spars with the media on her private Twitter account for perceived inaccuracies about Palin.

"But what we did here dispels one of the inaccuracies about the gun.

Mr. Bay used his site to quell inaccuracies about "Transformers," some of them posted by users on DonMurphy.net.net

In a statement, the Met said: "The rumours and inaccuracies about the opera and its presentation at the Met are part of a campaign to have it suppressed.

I'm angry with the government's rhetoric, including the recent letter from Justin Tomlinson claiming Aditya Chakrabortty's article about welfare cuts was full of inaccuracies about ILF.

"The lawsuit is filled with basic factual inaccuracies about Cassie's work that would be recognised by any reader of her novels.

On the other hand, in past investigations wherein a single diode in vivo dosimetry was implemented, only wedge correction factors on central beam axis have been used [3, 5, 11, 12], whereas the results in Tables 2 and 3 illustrate that measurements of dose value without applying the related OAWCF d, which may be lead to a major inaccuracy of about 6%.

He had some inaccuracy about him.

Editing of the original story introduced an inaccuracy about the location of the restaurant allegedly serving dolphin meat to customers.

(Of course I'm honking With crazed inaccuracy, About hand clapping; One hand clapping's sound Is five pigeons, taking wing, Startled by car horns).

The realism that Bigelow and her writer, Mark Boal, affect is false because of this inaccuracy about the hunt for Bin Laden, but more importantly because even this explicit scene does not touch the reality of what occurred in the "war on terror".